1,496 - Totally Blocked Ear Wax Removal

This blocked ear wax removal extraction video is performed by UK pioneer and world-leading endoscopic ear wax removal specialist Mr Neel Raithatha (Consultant Audiologist) aka 'The Wax Whisperer’ at his clinic in Oadby, Leicester, UK.

Ear wax removal is necessary when ear wax build up becomes impacted. Symptoms causes by earwax blockage include: earache (otalgia), conductive hearing loss, blocked ear, vertigo, tinnitus, itchiness and irritation, occlusion etc.

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[paulinehawkins]

Hi Neel, sometimes while your video is running and I’m in bed, I close my eyes. Just listening to your narration only I’m finding I’m absorbing more of what you’re saying. Of course I love the visuals too. Stay safe. So proud of you ❤❤

[morriganscrowgreenwell]

As an ex nurse, I find your videos fascinating! I've learned so much from you, things I was never taught. I was also an OR nurse, scrubbed for multiple ENT surgeries, and *still* never heard/learned all the things you talk about regularly.
Thankyou for all the time and effort you put into your videos!

[lucyquinton]

The Bristol stool chart reference is spot on and also fun. Thank you for another great film, super interesting.

[enod]

I must commend you Rai for your efforts at adding to the body of knowledge. It takes real passion to do this. A lot of what you teach was never taught us in our ENT postings in school.

[sharoncastro]

It is so satisfying to watch and listen to you explain the procedure so thoroughly. Your voice is soothing, I can see why your patients feel totally comfortable with you. It’s always a treat for us when you upload your videos! Next😊

[LorraineCollier-zx]

Neel
Thank you for always going over information on each video that we might have heard before but it is always good for new subscribers and for fans that have been following your channel for years another great video from the best of the best
Lorraine ❤❤❤

[azamyahmad]

Good evening from Montreal QC Canada and welcome back Neel .. as always beautiful sharing and a masterpiece work and as always you doing such an amazing job !! .. appreciate most of your spectacular beautiful sharing video channels, thanks again Neel ..

[shuga]

Another great video from the best in his field !

[murielsmith]

So well explained I can understand the patient panicking when one minute they can hear then the next they have gone deaf again with your care everything is soon resolved

[streamofawareness]

I always wonder if someone can feel it when dead skin gets peeled off. It’s so satisfying to watch!

[CharlotteCarter-bp]

So glad to see new video! Hello from Louisville Kentucky USA

[dianeburgess]

Great explanation of process and leaving some wax in the ear. Thank you once again Neel 👏❤️

[theresakennedy]

Neel has a soothing smooth voice. Great videos. Very informative. 😊❤🇺🇸

[angelacarter]

I really enjoy your videos, every time I see one I learn something new. You are good at what you do. I have always noticed when your zoellner suction tube gets clogged up with wax you shake it while still inside the client's ear. Isn't that dangerous? It doesn't dislodge the clog because nothing comes out.

[AnneMoshtael]

Thanks once more, Neel, for a brilliant removal and narration! I really respect your evolving expertise: you mention that you’ll be leaving more of the wax that is not affecting the hearing or the patient - science is ever-evolving and improving, as we learn more! Continued success to you in your innovations, all for improved patient care! ♥️🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[rodfrancis]

Hi Mr Rai. Curious, how do you decide whether to use the Waxscope or your IClear? Does it depend on ear configuration? Wax type? Or just kinda random for marketing/exposure? Thanks from Canada.

[courtneymower]

I was wondering when that chart would get done ❤

[Daveski]

just curious, what would be the purpose of the “stool” chart for earwax? Diagnosing certain conditions/causes of wax buildup, techniques to remove each type, etc? It’s an interesting idea and I’m surprised something like that doesn’t already exist.

[terrimays]

So, is there a correlation between people who have greasy hair and those with wetter sebum since it is produced from the hair follicles?

[heatherrosen]

have you ever had people's ear wax change from wet to dry due to medications